 | It's time to plant, plant, plant. Get those new bushes and trees, including | |
| balled and burlapped trees, into the ground now. | ||
| Fertilize your pansies and violas with 10-10-10. | |
| Keep your lawn looking neat and clean. Use the vacuum attachment on your | |
| lawnmower to pick up leaves and pinestraw. Use this chopped up mulch as an excellent base in your bedding areas. | ||
| Apply pre-emergents to established lawns to help prevent weeds this | |
| summer. | ||
| When the danger of frost has passed, aerate, overseed and fertilize your | |
| fescue lawn. | ||
| Plant cool season vegetables in mid-month. Prepare your summer garden | |
| spot when the ground is workable and not too wet. | ||
| Watch out for ants and grub worms in the lawn. Apply a good commercial | |
| pesticide or bait. | ||
| Don't forget to feed your feathered friends! Use squirrel proof feeders filled | |
| with black oil sunflower seeds to attract a wide variety of birds. Use suet feeders for the woodpeckers and thistle feeders for the finches. Give them plenty of fresh water. |
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| March Landscape Planner |
Cold weather is lingering but spring is just around the corner. It's
time to get back outside and work in the yard again. Trees, bushes
and grass planted now will have time to establish a healthy root
system before the heat of summer arrives. Follow these practical
tips for a beautiful landscape this season and next:
time to get back outside and work in the yard again. Trees, bushes
and grass planted now will have time to establish a healthy root
system before the heat of summer arrives. Follow these practical
tips for a beautiful landscape this season and next:
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